1. Open your browser, I assume you will be using Firefox, now click
on your bookmarks tab then click Organize Bookmarks, a new
window called Bookmark Manager pops up.
Now on the Bookmark Manager window create a new bookmark
by clicking New Bookmark Tab. Type Decode Java for the
name, and for the Location copy and paste the code below.
javascript:h=document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].innerHTML;function
disp(h){h=h.replace(//g,'>');document.getElementsB
yTagName('body')[0].innerHTML='
Then click OK.
2. Using the Search Engines (Google brings back a lot of results)
search for the keywords below. (include quotes)
“this order button requires a javascript enabled browser"
This will return many websites that have those PayPal Buy Now
buttons.
Now here is an example on how to get the product.
I will use [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] as a test site
and get their product for free.
Open [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] on firefox and once
the site opens, go to your bookmarks and click the Decode Java
bookmark that we created on the first step.
Now click the edit tab on firefox and click Find on the
dropdown list. (Pressing CTRL + F on your keyboard makes this
process shorter) Copy and paste the code below (include
quotes)
"return" value="
Then Click Find Next button. in this case, the download link is:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
the URL beside "return" value=" is the Product.
or new technique for firefox
just do search in G**gle or a!exa for
JavaScript-enabled browser plr paypal
plr or ebook or wso or something like that, play around
In firefox go to , tools - page info - forms
you will see the DL link 95% of the time
ENJOY CRACKING THE PAYPAL CODE!
on your bookmarks tab then click Organize Bookmarks, a new
window called Bookmark Manager pops up.
Now on the Bookmark Manager window create a new bookmark
by clicking New Bookmark Tab. Type Decode Java for the
name, and for the Location copy and paste the code below.
javascript:h=document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].innerHTML;function
disp(h){h=h.replace(//g,'>');document.getElementsB
yTagName('body')[0].innerHTML='
<html>'+h.replace(/(\n|\r)+/g,'\n')+'';}void(disp(h));
</html>
Then click OK.
2. Using the Search Engines (Google brings back a lot of results)
search for the keywords below. (include quotes)
“this order button requires a javascript enabled browser"
This will return many websites that have those PayPal Buy Now
buttons.
Now here is an example on how to get the product.
I will use [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] as a test site
and get their product for free.
Open [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] on firefox and once
the site opens, go to your bookmarks and click the Decode Java
bookmark that we created on the first step.
Now click the edit tab on firefox and click Find on the
dropdown list. (Pressing CTRL + F on your keyboard makes this
process shorter) Copy and paste the code below (include
quotes)
"return" value="
Then Click Find Next button. in this case, the download link is:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
the URL beside "return" value=" is the Product.
or new technique for firefox
just do search in G**gle or a!exa for
JavaScript-enabled browser plr paypal
plr or ebook or wso or something like that, play around
In firefox go to , tools - page info - forms
you will see the DL link 95% of the time
ENJOY CRACKING THE PAYPAL CODE!
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